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Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

An active fireman dropped into the
REPUBLICAN cffice this morning and
stated thai by All means ventilators
and sky-liahts In the roofs OF builo ings
SHOULD be protected Dy having board
placed on edge around them or a rail
ing to keep fremen from stepping on
them aud perhaps fall through 10 be
next floor. He thinks IL was almost
proyIden.ia that nobody fell through
the yentilaior Of the market house on
the night Of the Bradford hie. Another
suggestion he mad. WIS that not it
much liqaor AND more hot coffee snc
gictuals y. furnish, for hremen, am
tsat they he furnished to the Chic
Engineer Of the department and Il
be by Linn Distributed. he cay
that there we're not more thai
100 fremeu actively engaged a. th'
Bradford fire. and yet he sail 900 peo
pie must have rushed for the liquo
and other Refreshments furnished anc
many ofdbe fremsn who worked Tn
In dsst got nothing
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
Dots.

Eugene Reg bold OF Delaware Oliy
aiysrsises for q man with family 70 take
charge OF dairy farm OF some7s co.'s
r. Donohoe advertises for rent house
aud lot near R.vtrview Cemetery ~
rsasob able price
A break In the machinery at tho MAR
sbaliton rolling mills yesterday VII
cause their shutting down for ooupt'
OF days
j. b. Carpenter and wife. o. Chr isu
ana Hundred, will start on Monds,
pext for visit 70 relatives In Ohio, ane
will return home 10 about two weeks.
The ladies' OF Wilmington ard vtcin
ity should appreciate the advantages Q
the private department of Belts PhAr
macy .esta olished for their especial ben
eat with lady attendant. sixth AMI
Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

II vas sAid on Wednesday IN New
York thst ct leaet 10. 600 eortmen have
been thrown out Of employ meat. and
that 90. 600 persons are suffering 40 .
result OF the strike Of this 5000 coal
handlers. The retail price OF GOAL Tor
all Sizes, except pea, was on Wednes'
day advanced TO IS per ton in Bsookly n
and New York.
There .s fear Of . coal fam ms In OH
caso, less than 1000 tons being nov
stored on the South Side Of that city,
against 90, 600 tons year ago. MeaA'
time the demand has incrs.sed 70 per
cent. According to An Associated Press
despatch, q prominent coal merchant
ssys the trouble 10 osused by the Ina
bi.ity OF the railroads to bar die the
amount required.
-Four hundred coal miners NJ Arnot
Pa, met on Tuesday and resolved tina
EN- hour should constitute . day.
| work and they should be given an zd
vance OF 10 cents per ton.
-Four hundrei coal miners st the Ma
tional Mines OF Waters b EeIris, neal
was hing tonvIlle, Ohio, struck on Wed
nesday for arandvance Of 10 cents Pc
jtcn.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

MOTT UE-l. fRgD WlLLMuRf PENN.
~ nconset druggist, do hereby give no
Tie that shall apply In sritlnR 70 the
JUDGES Of the Cgurt OF Hensr&i Sessions OF
the Peace and all delivery OF tho state OF
Delaware, ia and for Now Castle County, on
Monday, the Tth lay OF February, a. D.,
lssT, being the iirst day Of tie February
term efssid uourS, for license TO dispense
into Heating nquors for msdical pu poses,
in quantities MT xreat6r than ose quart. al
No. 2Ib West Eighth street.. IN The Fff
WARD Of the city OF WILMINGTON, STATE o.
Delaware, and the following respectable
citizens residing In said ward, recon mend
the said spplica Ion. VS.
| u. W. Maui, NJ. d.. Daniel James, .ir,
Howard gie NJ. d, Edward h. BrenDan
A. Il. Grimstss Nj u Bert 'rnia Nleids,
W n. Barr, III. d., George ID Arusuorg
In h IJerbst N. ID Heerge :. Grub,
| p pyle M. d., u j lmes.
]. PaulLugeus, NJ. DIP CarterrY,
Isaiah Lukens, u ID. John 7 lie,
H. II. Dr4vo. NJ ~. DECREE II och.
| Horace Barr, M. u, Dantel Mulheria.
| il3.sts fRkU WILLMOEr III Nm.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

Last evening while . number OF
youoy folks were enjoying themselves
at party In the hou-e OF Mr. -, on
Eighth street below Button wood. one
of their number, Mr.. William Weldon,
who lives a. 500 Bennett street. fell and
struck his head on the sink, which
caused him 10 tall IN conscious TO the
floor. DE-. O. W. Mann, Tenth and
Kirk wood, was tummored and fount
the youus man suffering from concus
sion of the brain. Tue sad accide n
caused the msrrymakers to depart =
an earlier hour than they otherwis
| wonId have done, AZ his injury was a
severe that the MUSICIAN though 1t bes
for him TO remain sod The others TO dc
| part
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
Amusements AZ tho ACadsa

Kellar puzzled and perplexal
ia.se audience At the Ac&dcui
last evening, with his wonds1
Incompatible feats. The to'i
made to grow before thef
Kiuds Of liquor poured from
bottle, which whsn broken y
to contain . guinea pig, and
other things do, o. either o. y
Kellar lived y couple of csr'1
would have consigned lin 10
as . wizard The performance
y it'll the mystiiy Ing cabins'
Which the humbug OF much !
called spirituslism WAS exp
performances will BIO repeated
ing, and those who have poI
seen him should b. sure 10 az
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

Ga last Friday evenins the p.
Of Mr.. @. w. Mann and wife. n,
and Kirkwood streets, was M,
sCene Of much merrinasns by A.
pectsd visit from . number AL
friends who had Joined toze,b,,I
der them . surprise party In N
their 00rh wedding anniverssfyI
|surprise tt was, too. The guests 5,
invited 70 assemble u the residl
Mr. Walter Buck msstsf, who,sJ
ifi0us vile was the prime move,
|arrsuaemspts, aud who dtssryN.|
|prAhe for the quiet manner with
she conducted the affair 70 q .usl
issus.
While they we're assem- bling hi
Mrs. Msuu were smuRgled TO a n
house 70 "spsnd the evruin,|
they thought, and while }
eaged their friends were mad
their home. When the sailo,]
thirty yeArs matrimonial sea ", |.
for, and when their eyes gsz,S
the many happy fAces, ma mory
TO their minds and their thouatl
81 70 . day and an hour OF tae lc1
which to them must have been ,
10 most OF US, one mingled " M
10y. hope and sntici patton. \
handsome and valuable present
given and short Gpeec bes Ct pres.]
made. Among the mum Der of n
was handsome seal plush q a,
to the material side By her on
child. DR.. q. W. Mann, xcconl
by o neat speech.
When this whs presen ted tear
6immsd her vifion. The choir
First Prssoy terians Church, whil
sb'y conducted 10y Mr.. Walter }
rendered some very excel ent yuI
Instrumental mnsie. While ~ n
merfiment was teing err joyed
preparations for the inner man I
ing made,io v hich all Were II yil
TO which ample justice was dol
say the tables groaned with ttsj
ing and tooibsocme. (gifts OF IA
Is bat 70 family describe th. IN
hour for n new born day app,|
the welcome visitors wouud lid
humsw ard TO seek their cou Cd Of
fui s,umbers
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
-
a harrow E.scape,

About o'clCoS esstrosy mor ing
Robert McEimnvl, wto nas new
stand at No 2125 Mnr4e' street, wa
awakened br his bed room being
filed with smoke. end on hurryipR
down stairs found the kitchen Snd e;ort
on fire. He and his faulty succt d-G
In extipguishtnS the flames, which
1t was found Wss caused by Sons
clothes which had been hung in The
kitchen TO dry coniug In contact with
the strs, The loss will amount Il
aboH. 800, but Rad the fire NOT beer
discovered when it was IL would sotr
have been hey end control.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
n. Ia. Of kn,.d Iss.sa.lns

CL.vELAsD. o., Jan. ~ --rSe testi'
mopy before the coroner 81 Tina 20 day
In the inqusst over tho Baltimore aud
Ohio wreck Added another nams 10 thu
list Of the killed.
A revolver picked mp Ut the wreck
was Identified By Henry N. Ice, Of
Mannington. West Virginia, - bslcaR-
ing 10 his 500 Caleb b. Ice, Of Penheld,
Iiltncis. who Was ON his way home
from . visit 70 his father NJ Manning
ton. A deposition Was received from
Harry q. Forester, OF Chicago, Ia
which be says that be tslhsd with loo
on tpe ill.fstsd train bsfore the acct
dent. Nothing else OF interest Val
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

As Mr.. ELICIT with three or four
gent 'emen frier do. WAS about eItsrina
the yard OF Mr. Harry johnson on
MARYLAND avenue on "Wednesday morn
ing the runner Of the sleigh came IL
cont sct with a stone, when the sing O.
tree gave way and the horses brok'
loose from the sleigh. After shoi'
car ter around the lawn they we're 80
cured without injury, much 10 the graz
ification Of their owner, aud spetdii,
attached 10 the sleigh again.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
FOURTH EDITION
UOuxrIso THE VOTES.

the ParIsr 70 he Furulshsd-Brtliiant
wedding -sasgsry . son % Parrish
the ParIor.
DOVER, Jan. IL More businxs vas'
done TO day than apy day yet, and tho
mem bers are going down to hard work.
Most OF to morrow's work will be taken
up by inform ing the people Of Delaware
who Was elected Governor. The tso
houses will meet In joint session In the
House, and tue votes viii be cauvassed
aud the Speaker will declare who is
Governor.
Daring the reading Of srnator Mo.
wborter's bfl 10 relation 20 primary
elsctionp. to day, oil the New Castle
County members Of the Houss were
present.
The bill meets with general approval.
ut .esss The Spirit Of II does, the only
objection appearing 81 present being
thai the penalties are too ssvsre.
The sdjutAnt- general Submitted bis
report Today. Ip II be urges that the
records Of tbe Delaware soldiers. wbic b
arc now on hle In bis department. be-
bound and printed. - BY constant use
they are wearing out. He says ths
| condition OF the militia was never bet
tor, aud urges the State TO provide tol
any emergency that may happen The
experience OF s.ster States ne oitee o.
examples. The State 10 in heed OF al
arsenal, - the a6jutant general has had
TO s,crt the arms ard ammunition OF
hi. own property.
The ammunition is row about ex
han ,.ed, and there Ia but one Thousand
ioupds Of cartridges 70 each company
TO supply thls am mnniiton there II
now n large credit 10 the Safe In th'
National Treasury. The force 10 dt
vided as foilaws: Governors staff. .
reg In tai officers. Q; captains, o. hrs
lieutenants, 3; fecsno, o; sergeant,, "a
corporals, 60; musicianr, .; privates
1854; = total of 2s4 msn.
The wedding Of Miss Cora Lee Cli
bre,h, OF this towo, and Everett Saow
den, OF Baltimore, 10 the biggest societ,
event Dover has had for s3mo time. TIL
Methodist church was packed
The ceremony was perfor med by 10
Rev. Ii. l. Thomson Of Easton, nd
After the wedding brilliant rscer ito
was held At the fesideuce Of the bride
mother on Ess. State street The harp
couple left for the North on IN evenip
train for wetk's wedding trip. A on
load oi Balti more iriends OF the groof
we're present.
The oom mistee decided TO furnish IL
Gov.rros's aud State House par ors Z
day, aud BY Monday next they will !
furnished with mabngony furnitur
and Bruises c srpei. Tbs contract 90
awarded TO NJ. M.sAry & Son Of WI
mius.on for $50, they being the love
pidGers BY neatly $40
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
Laid to Rest.

Taylor d. West, the your
fell and broke his ntos last ~
Kent's hard ware store. was q
terday afternoon from his laif'
No. $40 Jefferson street, and -
was attended by q large NUM-
relatives and friends. Re'ls
vices were oor Quoted ct tie
the Rev. W. l. 3 Murray sI'
me interment took place AZ
minQs ton and Brand = wine c y
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
A had stspbipg Case.

About noon yesterday John L.
Matthew Dewir, two young u
into an alteration ~ Bernard
,oaRb's saloon, Eighth and
streets. The quarrel started on \
night, but Luby supposed tie
had drop ped and yesterday he
to shake hands With Dewir, Vi
after quickly drew o knife ard
Luby on the skull, the knhA,
out some three inches from 4
where IL entered. LIBBY bled 4
until DIR. Cantwell dressed the
Dewir WAS arrested and brouasl
City Hall station, where lao cd
stxbbing. This morning lie
saisr Ell before the Munieifi.
here he was held In defsul
ball for q hearing on sltuFdsl
4 inn
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
Carpet Rag Party.
fcoMMuNIcATkD.I

Last evening, about 10 o'c oct,
tab ing q sooiable walk In Il,
western part OF your beautifai
heard rome very fine singing
thought | would like 10 ENJOY )
the night being cold. rang 4
bell aud IL WAS ans wered by III
the house, and Of course 1 was
IN the diaing room 70 take par
evening gathering. There VA
number Of young lac les aud I'D
present aud fhesD looked b.sul}
charming citing around the I'll
ing carpet RAGS with their a
sprors on. After the rags hx|
peAred into very Largo balls, N
Vas set something liko the Ok
country style. with apples, cd
and plenty Of good cider. sitn]
;ancing were kept mp until vi
had com menced TO STRIFE To,
hours. The party left, wisia
| soupa lady wonld have . god
and Q strong enc.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
DEATHS,

,HEATI,-On the llth inst. Jacob Heald, ir
his s7th year.
Relative AMI friends ars invited TO meet
at the residepoa VI his ton, Dr. fusey Head
Wilmington, bel. on 5th day, % h inst, al
2p. n. Irterment private.
KILLGiuhE-In Newport, Del OF toe llil
| inst, sarah a. Ktllsore aged IS years.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully in
yited 70 attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of her prothe-. Joseph killgore. New
| mort. Del, on Friday sf.ernoIn. Services IL
the msthptist Church al p. u. wiihou
! further notice.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
MERRY sIsighers.

Lac, evening merry party compose
OF Chaunoey Darlington aud wife
James p. Mcbride. George Held, M IT,
Carrie Held, Frederick Held and wife
Enos SEEDS ard W T. Shepherd drov'
to this city from West Chester in
sleigh. Alter taking supper at th'
Clayton House the entire party visite'
the 4 cademy OF Music, and started IL
West Chest u about m I'd might.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
Miss wnIird Coming.

Miss Francis d Willard, rfsiden,
OF the National Women's Christian
Temperance Union, has accepted An IT,
vitatiou FROM the Women's Christian
Temperance Union OF this city TO ad
dress mass meeting in the Opera
Hhuge. on SUMO ~ Afternoon, January
81, nj 3 80 O'Clock. Miss Willard has
rot been n this city for several years
and tho bare annaa L cement of her com
ing will no doubt pack the house.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
Al tic Opera House

On Saturday night the q
actor John T Pay mond viii a
the Opera House In his nesI
titled 1.-THE Woman Halter"
tarclcal comedy, In which be
character OF Samuel Bundy, a g
aud wealthy old bachelor vi
proclaiming himself u wnnai
suddesly finds himself ensage
women at tbs came time. De-
| n friend TO help him out Of
Guilty, ard tho friend cyeracta
by limiting that the bachelor
what insane, and all three vt
sert him. Tie srries OF ineldea
follow lead TO tho unhappy IA
taken to q private asylum b
After n number OF absurd eIp
the ruIslskeg are unravsled a..
thing turns ont happily.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
A Dollar OF Two

Often makes good interest
by judicious investment. A
wise fnancier says Buy on
IA falling market. It'll paw"
We are in a position to tell
you how to make money
save it. How can i save
it," say you. Take advan-
tage OF our desire to rid our
selves OF surplus winter
ssock; stock that we dom
want to carry, and to move
it we put a snake it go
price on.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

Philadslphls Castle. NJ
Of the Goldtp Elgle, viii Z
musical 81 ter sainWfat 81 y,
Hall, Fifth and Frsncn !,
Friday evsnIng, Janusrg :.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

The arrangements which
made in refsreLce to the
Health will allow the Boar
ton to remain IN It's pre- ent Y
1.-The Board OF Heath will tas',
| OF the two rooms In the wa
ment Buildius on March ,,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

The Morocco Manufacturers NstiouA
Exchange m,t in the parlor OF I'll
Clay ton n use 81 10 o'clock this morn
ing v ilh q large attendance, bu. as the,
went into executive ussion inmedf
ately after opening, tue proceeding
were private At2 clock the member
proceeded to tho ln,t itute Hall, wher
they we're terved with the usual ban
uet by the exchange Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
The nean Muolen NILS

The stockholders CT the Dean Wooden
Mills held meeting yes;,r day, bat NJ
far as could be learned nothing definite
was determined upon 10 references to re
building the mills, and the MEETING al
Iournea sue ject C. the call OF ths rrati
dent. The people OF Newark will cS
all IN their pcwsr TO have the mtls re-
built, rs mush Of thsi. business p.oe
petitJ depends upon them.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
ON THURSDAY.

sale,
ON THURSDAY,
THG @Tg DAY OF JANUARY, 1885,.
At the hotel late OF Oliysr n. Parry. de
ceased, in Brandy vine Hundred, aforesaid
at u O'Clock NJ, all OF tue estate, right, and
interest OF william V. Parry. Oliver II
Parry, N annie r. Parry. and ida y, Parry,
In and to all OF the following described
tracts OF land. viz
rol. With ~ story stone mansion,
spring house some barn, snffic!ent to sable
| : heal OF cattle, aud other buildings thereon
| erect d, situated On the eastorly side Of the
Gone ord turnpike, and adjoining iauds OF
John >. Berry, Thomas l.. 1slicy, and tract
No, 8, hereinafter descIi red, contaiDing 40
and lOS perches OF land, mote or less.
No.3 situated on the said SIDE OF the
l Concord turnpike, aud adlolalng tract No.
Il l, la nds Of cbomas l.. iaiiey, and the Nas
mans creek road, containing "a acros Of
and, moro or less with about 10 acres OF
IK0Od timber thereon, and well watorei.
No 2 With large story stone hotel
IfEnown as Pgrry'e hotei). with wide piszIai
Ion all sidee thereon,ana abundance OF shade
Itrees sufroundiIg the same; stone barn SUI
neient 10 stable 30 besa OF ttosk; Wagon
house, MILK house, chicken house and prsn
nery; also a thfcs story frame douD.e Uene
lment house, with other buildings Thereon
erected, we'll supplied with good water
situated on the cas- terly side of the Don
cord turnpike, about mi es from the Gu.
} OF wilmington. ~ miles from Granogu
station, on the W. 4 N. Il. H., and Miie
from Brandywine summit, on the r. n n
10. X. H., sdioining the kaaman's Orsel
road, lsuds Of james A. u. Perkins. ADJ
ltraot Ne. I hereinafter des sriDed, oontainin
! IlT acres Of land, moro or less. with tine OF
ohard OF cherries, apples, pearl, and othe
: mutt trees in bcariI " thereon.
No I, situated on the said side Of IN
lConcord Turnpike and adjoining tract NJ
Ia lands Of said James A. b. Perkins an
lCuItis railey. containing 70 acree and !:
lpsrches Of land, more or less, with goo
I | stream OF water thereon.
II No. b. A valuable d Ill property, with a
= X story frame Mansion house, story 4ri
mfll with good wster power, run OF bur
. and Improved machinery IN complete ord
!, thereon new etaDle, and other buJtin
Thereon erected, situated on the limo 0. u
n Bsh O X near Oarrcr0ss station, about
a Imlies nom the city OF Wilmington, al
g Ibounded by Shelipot Cresk, lands Of u IA
q lPasch all, John Almond ard others, c0utsi
d ing about ~ acres Of land, with plenty
\ / n nit trees thereon.
I'll All Of the above tracts Of land are undo
: high state OF cultivation AID convenient
II markets, schools, and places OF public "
81 ship. Terms Of sale made known at day
Al. BENJAMIN NlpLDs. TRUSTEES
a At the same time and place will be sold
OF the estate, right, and interest OF Ms
Parry, Cordelia M Hewss, and Thomas
tParry, In and to all ofthe above mentor
lands and promises. 80 tDat the purchaser
purchaser I'll ereof viii take the same Ia
nj simple clear Of u II isns and incumbran
III whatsoever.
IL DOkDELIA M HEW 4.
THOMAS l.. PARRY:
LW sTIDBAx h Son, Auetioneers.
IA 10 ood.C twx.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

To oUsgKERPERs:-Our goods arc all
fresh and first-ola.s. seediess cherries IN
cans cents elu; SD cans OF delicious ap-
ple sauce, b cents y can; beans and Gall
iorni pels are only o oe ats quart. lot
Of Scotch cups and sauceri the cups are
hiled With Jelly, at ID cents for cup and
SANGER; others 50 Il them for 70 cents. Ladies,
coffee went Up this week with rush, and
thsrs will Do no more cheap eli 30 for some
dime. Our spsciaIties this week are hams
ana Ecot bu ter. We have the xhitest Il ,ur
aud luxar aud the bset tea and coffee IN This
CITY. naye YOU sesn those INN ense salmon
1 OF 10 cents pound ami goldfish, onlR nan
| In 100 pounds; soap, Z bars for rs Costs; wash
/ boards 10 cent?. Ladies, tbis Is n great sale
and don Z forget we are headq lartsrs foi
good t1es, at lO2 Els. fifth street.
Tia DIS T. IA. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

John T. W aksr, the rb@
No. Is East Third street, ~
court at E.ktuD this week
for the State against v ~"
indicted for picking Nj
pocket and stealing his vi
the Cecil County EAir las. y
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
rho Tesoh. era. In.tltute.

Ate o'clock this forenoon about 500
teachers and educators Allied tie chains
ct the Opera House and part of the
seats In the circle. Professor Freye. OF
the time until IL o clock In dsscr ibins
| the causes of plateaus, tbs differences
Of tenn perature aud many other matters
belonging 10 . physical description oi
the earth. Ali O'Clock Professor A.
In. Rssb commenced sivipg inslruc.
tons IL the ART OF spelling.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
ON THURSDAY,
-u nay ny JANUARY 1891.



The fJilowlng described real estate viz:
A lot Of land situate In the city Of VIII
mington, rev Castle touply ard State OF
ieleware. bounded and described as foi
lows TO wit:
B.gi1ning nj poin, en- the southerly sid
of LEV. nth street At the distance OF 49, feet
from the westerly Side o. Iincoln 81. tnonce
soutntriy parallel 10 Linco u street loO ices
70 a stake, themes westerly parallel a.
Eleventh street. ~ iest 20 n sake, thence
portl eriy pa railel to fira menionfd line
and Lincoln street 100 ieet to ths taid soutn-
| cry side Of Eleventh street. and tnen,e
| thereby eastert - feet TO the p ace OF be-
girning, be tho contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and tagen In execution a. The
property OF IN - q. TwAddeli, and 70 b'
| soi1 by GILES LAMB I'm. Sheril.
Shefln's Unioe, WilLiaaton. January \
1ss7 ,13-sod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
A Painfni Accid emit.

Yesterday, while George Williams,
An etnp owe at the Dc.awarefron Workt
a. New Castie, vas engaged 81 work on
q oirculsr saw, q piece Of wood caught
and struck him violent blow in tht
face, almost severing his rose. The
wound was dressed by Or. Stewart
after which be was taken home.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
N. B. DANF0RTH'

"ASSON'S q JMPOUND SYRUP OF
RI TAXI q Invaluable remedy or the
sure o. Coughs, Colds, Ho.rseness, sore
Ihro,t, bronchitis and Group N children.
FOR tho cure Of Chronic Catinhs and As
,htna, Il never fails.
FOR sale by q. =. Smith. corner Delaware
avenue and DUPONT street; J. !. Gallagher
4 Bro. 1908 and 2o04 Market street; Y. ".
FEM, zl5 and All Wet 9th street; t. h.
Oaftrn ell. cerner 9th and M addison streets
Il 7, Dilworth, Northwest corner and snd
Jefferson streets, Wilmington, Del. III OF
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

The well-known sled ~ ~,
damaged Last evening on II
near French, but luckl;
7 hurt. II will. be repailta'l
4 fur the next snow,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
SiB se EoyhOod

/ have been troubled with catsrrh and
hay fever. Ely's Cream Balm has cured
me L. i. Clickener, New Brunswick
" J.
ELY's CREk PALM cured mo Cf ca
tarTn-resyOIed ny sense OF tmell
For cold fl 1 Asd y works ike magic
h. Il Shecsoos. EauEef, Eli1atlth. n
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
Rroke his n eek .

LANCASTER. Pa. Jan. l2.-JohD
Yost OF Now Holland, a blacksmith,
aged 40 yeavs, was fouod dead In the
Styer House stable about D o'clock this
AFTERNOON viii BIS neok broken. A
sleigbing party from Akron visited
New Holland lat evenins, and liquor
flowed freely. Yosf, among Others, be-
ca ne intoxicated, and tlspt all night on
g chair in the barroom. This morning
he went out into the stable and climbed
into the hay NOV to sleep off the etfecss
Of the liquor. He was cot seen again
alive de probably ssll through the
hay hole.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
Operations Resumed.

Work was resumed az Knowles
wooden mill this morning aud nearl,
all the employees are again nj work
The burnt portion will he repaired ~
sooE az possible.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
Nafiee.

Owing to the tire, jams
oifioe will he at No go o'|
until further notice. i
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

At tie annual meeting OF ths s'ock.
holders Of thr Chester Creck Railroad
Compa on Wednesday. SAMUEL Nd.
Feltoa MAS elected president, lsnac
Hinokley, Amos Gartsife, Thomas
Appleby, EgAB +. Barker and Charlts
Warner directors,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

MAJOR HENT AN Ei9Hr-HouMkD
n house. hot aud cold water, %2 Jener.
son street. Ipqpire Of J. A.. CONNER,
Harness aud Trunk store, no. fnst An
stIegt IaAoh